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How is $this->eventPrefix built?
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Mangento has something that is called dynamic events. This are events dispatched as follows
$this->eventManager->dispatch($this->eventPrefix . '_load_before')
After what rules is the value in $this->eventPrefix built and who(which entity) is in charge of doing it?
magento2 event-observer
asked May 31 at 7:01
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Mangento has something that is called dynamic events. This are events dispatched as follows
$this->eventManager->dispatch($this->eventPrefix . '_load_before')
After what rules is the value in $this->eventPrefix built and who(which entity) is in charge of doing it?
magento2 event-observer
asked May 31 at 7:01
vitoriodachefvitoriodachef
1,297424
add a comment |
Mangento has something that is called dynamic events. This are events dispatched as follows
$this->eventManager->dispatch($this->eventPrefix . '_load_before')
After what rules is the value in $this->eventPrefix built and who(which entity) is in charge of doing it?
magento2 event-observer
asked May 31 at 7:01
vitoriodachefvitoriodachef
1,297424
Mangento has something that is called dynamic events. This are events dispatched as follows
$this->eventManager->dispatch($this->eventPrefix . '_load_before')
After what rules is the value in $this->eventPrefix built and who(which entity) is in charge of doing it?
magento2 event-observer
magento2 event-observer
asked May 31 at 7:01
vitoriodachefvitoriodachef
1,297424
asked May 31 at 7:01
vitoriodachefvitoriodachef
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asked May 31 at 7:01
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asked May 31 at 7:01
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asked May 31 at 7:01
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$this->eventPrefix is a variable which it's default value define at Abstract class like
MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel
MagentoFrameworkDataAbstractSearchResult
MagentoFrameworkModelResourceModelDbCollectionAbstractCollection
And it is basically used for model class and collection class. $this->eventPrefix helo to define some dynamic events base on every entity/Model.
At Magento, most of model & collection classes are inherited from this abstract class.
This variable override by model class.An Example like MagentoCatalogModelProduct .
protected $_eventPrefix = 'catalog_product';
And MagentoCatalogModelProduct class extends MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel by inheritance
So, when data load via the model class of product then fire
catalog_product_load_before
Event.
answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
60.9k1682181
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
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$this->eventPrefix is a variable which it's default value define at Abstract class like
MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel
MagentoFrameworkDataAbstractSearchResult
MagentoFrameworkModelResourceModelDbCollectionAbstractCollection
And it is basically used for model class and collection class. $this->eventPrefix helo to define some dynamic events base on every entity/Model.
At Magento, most of model & collection classes are inherited from this abstract class.
This variable override by model class.An Example like MagentoCatalogModelProduct .
protected $_eventPrefix = 'catalog_product';
And MagentoCatalogModelProduct class extends MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel by inheritance
So, when data load via the model class of product then fire
catalog_product_load_before
Event.
answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
60.9k1682181
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
add a comment |
$this->eventPrefix is a variable which it's default value define at Abstract class like
MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel
MagentoFrameworkDataAbstractSearchResult
MagentoFrameworkModelResourceModelDbCollectionAbstractCollection
And it is basically used for model class and collection class. $this->eventPrefix helo to define some dynamic events base on every entity/Model.
At Magento, most of model & collection classes are inherited from this abstract class.
This variable override by model class.An Example like MagentoCatalogModelProduct .
protected $_eventPrefix = 'catalog_product';
And MagentoCatalogModelProduct class extends MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel by inheritance
So, when data load via the model class of product then fire
catalog_product_load_before
Event.
answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
60.9k1682181
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
add a comment |
$this->eventPrefix is a variable which it's default value define at Abstract class like
MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel
MagentoFrameworkDataAbstractSearchResult
MagentoFrameworkModelResourceModelDbCollectionAbstractCollection
And it is basically used for model class and collection class. $this->eventPrefix helo to define some dynamic events base on every entity/Model.
At Magento, most of model & collection classes are inherited from this abstract class.
This variable override by model class.An Example like MagentoCatalogModelProduct .
protected $_eventPrefix = 'catalog_product';
And MagentoCatalogModelProduct class extends MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel by inheritance
So, when data load via the model class of product then fire
catalog_product_load_before
Event.
answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
60.9k1682181
$this->eventPrefix is a variable which it's default value define at Abstract class like
MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel
MagentoFrameworkDataAbstractSearchResult
MagentoFrameworkModelResourceModelDbCollectionAbstractCollection
And it is basically used for model class and collection class. $this->eventPrefix helo to define some dynamic events base on every entity/Model.
At Magento, most of model & collection classes are inherited from this abstract class.
This variable override by model class.An Example like MagentoCatalogModelProduct .
protected $_eventPrefix = 'catalog_product';
And MagentoCatalogModelProduct class extends MagentoFrameworkModelAbstractModel by inheritance
So, when data load via the model class of product then fire
catalog_product_load_before
Event.
answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
60.9k1682181
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answered May 31 at 7:30
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
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So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
add a comment |
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
So basically for a custom entity I have to override the eventPrefix value in my model if I want to hook on the custom_entity_load_before event for example?
– vitoriodachef
May 31 at 8:26
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
yes. you are right. You can override the eventPrfix for your custom entity.
– Amit Bera♦
May 31 at 8:46
add a comment |
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